Live : What TV Channel is Stoke v Middlesbrough on and how to watch

All eyes will be on the Britannia Stadium tonight as Stoke City go head to head with Middlesbrough.

The Potters have had a slow start to their Championship campaign so far; they now sit at 16th on the league table. Michaek O’Neil’s side have only taken three points from three matches so far.

Likewise, Chris Wilder and his much fancied Middlesbrough side are looking for their first win of the Championship season.

Both teams will be looking to kick start their season with maximum points.

How to watch Stoke vs Middlesbrough Live Stream

The Stoke v Middlesbrough game is not being shown live on television tonight. Sky Sports have access to Championship games but they will be showing the Sheffield Utd v Sunderland match.

You can go in play with Bet365 however, who go live from the Britannia Stadium Stoke from 19:45 BST.

Middlesbrough looked good last month, as they won three of four pre-season friendlies; however, that form did not continue into their new campaign, as Boro have played four matches in all competitions so far, with no win.

The Boro have accumulated two points from a possible nine this season, and are 19th on the league table.

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Chris Wilder’s side will take consolation in the fact that they tend to play well against Stoke City; they’ve won five of their last seven encounters with the Potters, having lost just once in their last eight meetings.

However, it’s fair to point out that most of Boro’s wins against Stoke City were at the Riverside Stadium; they’ve actually won just one of their last six trips to the Bet365 Stadium, with two draws and three losses.

It’s worth noting that Stoke City’s struggles did not begin recently; as a matter of fact, they have lost seven of their last eight matches across all competitions.

Stoke City will have to do without Harry Clarke, who injured his shin in their Carabao Cup loss to Morecambe; Nick Powell is still out with an MCL injury, and Harry Souttar has not recovered from his ACL tear from last year.

Boro have no notable injuries or suspensions.

We’ve mentioned that Stoke City suffered six losses in their last seven games, it’s also fair to point out that they did not score in four of those matches.

As a result, the Potters’ recent matches have mostly been on the low-scoring side; seven of their last nine games saw less than three goals scored.

In the same vein, when Stoke City and Boro play against each other, they usually don’t score plenty of goals.

As a matter of fact, one of these sides blanked in four of the last five meetings between these teams; eight of their last 11 clashes went below the 2.5 goal margin.

With both sides struggling for wins, it’s difficult to pick a winner here; however, these teams have not been very efficient in front of goal.

Under 2.5 goal looks the play here and can be backed at 8/13.